Every Candidate Explained: Who Will Be the Next Tory Leader?
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Boris Johnson's resignation last week triggered a leadership election in the Conservatives. So in this video, we run you through how the election works, each of the candidates on the ballot, their history in politics and the platform they're running on.
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This is why I liked university elections. They always included the option for "None of these candidates, Re-Open Nominations".
That should be an option on every election.
It's like a spoilt ballot but it does something
I love it
I've always through that this option for government elections would be a good idea - it'd force the politicians to actively do something rather than rely on reputation, the leader etc. But, being somewhat cynical, I'm sure the parties would find a way to bypass or exploit it too.
Plus I don't think it'd work in a place like Australia, where voting is compulsory. Given how much we kinda hate election campaigns, I don't think we'd ever get a set Government, with seats all over going back to the polls constantly. The parties would go broke before all the seats were filled.
@Damian S. the representatives voted vote.
Liz Truss has all the qualities I desire in a Tory leader. Namely: un-electability.
“An anti woke libertarian” it’s that kinda language that makes a mockery out of politics, using those silly talking points and key words that radicalised like 50% of America.
Also the fact she’s a long term politician with not much to show for it
@@kevinh4869 Hello anybody in McFly
@@Jamiiemac
They radicalised ALL of America. The crazies who actually believe the woke bollocks vs the crazies jumping on any demagogue they can find who opposes it.
I think Sunak does too which is greattttt
@@Bushflare aye, realised after i posted it. Radicalised to the right in support, radicalised to the left against.
It’s the kinda politics that lizz truss tries to play and it’s a joke
Bojo: I resig-
Candidates: MINE! MINE! MINE! MINE! MINE!
Bojobozo.
They didn't even stop to think; they just jumped at the opportunity to get the power for themselves as though they were desperate for it for years.
To be honest, after seeing so many prime ministers resign, one after the other, I'm surprised they even want the job. Do they assume they'll somehow be different, or something?
@@cantin8697 The plan is simple. It doesn’t matter how bad a job they do. All they have to do is deny all their failures
Soooo.... It seems there are three main sliders that we could put them on to compare
A "tax cuts" slider
A "War against wokeness" slider
And a "Distancing the UK from the EU even further" slider
agree those sliders would be far more useful
The anti-woke culture war BS is such a waste of time. Nobody cares! Who wants to argue about what a woman is, when you have a cost of living crisis, an energy crisis, a housing crisis, sky high inflation, tonnes of debt etc. Their views on ‘critical race theory’ aren’t going to move the needle on any of those issues.🙄
And distance to/from Johnson
@@jibjub2121 I think I lumped that with "Relationship with the EU" but I guess they could be separate as well.
give me the tax cuts
I definitely believe it’s possible to be ‘too rich’ to be prime minister nowadays. Unless you have a Trumpian-esque populism that can endear a billionaire to working people, It’s all too easy to label you as ‘out of touch’. I remember a very condescending phone call on the radio where Rishi tried to empathise with a severely struggling single mother raising 2 kids, he said “I know exactly what you’re going through”, laughable! Now, neither would Johnson, May, Cameron, or even Blair for that matter. However, coming from Sunak made it seem all the more absurd. I think his wealth even makes some conservative MPs uncomfortable, and that’s saying something.
If being out-of-touch was political suicide then every have Labour and Tory and Lib Dem and Green and SNP and every other politician for the past 20 freaking years wouldn't have won their elections and the country would probably be governed by Count Dankula at this point... which probably wouldn't even be a downgrade...
Sunak is a tax dodger ontop of that.
Yeah in the USA poor people thought the billionaire racist Trump could be a good president for them... That didn't work out... But Sunak won't be that bad.
On one hand, one could say though that Trump delivered a template for how to succeed in that situation. On the other, though, the UK electorate is historically far more sensitive to class issues than US voters, so I'd kind of agree here. I'm not sure if the Conservative party will see that risk the same way, though.
No one is good enough for a country leader and that's perfectly fine, that's why we rely on a system to lead the country, not just a human being.
"Whats the naughtiest thing you've ever done?"
"I invaded it a country once."
That's such a great reply. That's how you know he's a true politician.
A hardcore pawn, if you will
Certainly better than Mays response to that question.
Every time I hear a British candidate talk about being “anti-woke” I just …🤦♂️. On behalf of the US, I’m sorry we’ve exported our bullshit across the pond.
Don't be, like how mi-5 have been infiltrated into any newspaper that could have opposed the Iraq war, this is just another murdoch style distraction
It takes two to tango my friend. You may have exported it, but we still took it in...
You should feel sorry for exporting the woke not the anti woke.
@@scottmcdowell27 "you should feel sorry for being aware of social injustices" Monday club detected
Well Americans are just exported Brits after all
All of these options are utterly terrible. Absolute disaster... yet again.
Do Labour or Lib Dems have stronger candidates?
I totally agree with you and what a rat is the first choice
Yeah, calling Penny Mordaunt a "keen advocate for LGBT rights" is like calling Boris Johnson a keen advocate for COVID health and safety...there is plenty of evidence to prove your point right, and yet you are woefully wrong.
This is an amazing rundown of the candidates for someone who is very much "outside looking in" (I'm from NZ). To say the least they have an interesting range of candidates...
Edit: the "interesting range of candidates" is sarcastic, they all seem pretty rough choices for PM
They may be diverse in nature but not in thought. They are all pretty much the same except rishi sunak who does not want to drop taxes and Mordaunt who doesn’t hate trans people (the press are forcing her to pretend she does to stand a chance of winning.)
....Yeah, a wide variety of turd sandwiches!!!
@@LazarusSlade and we are all going to take a big bite
NZ ow my god how are you doing in china’s new outpost
@@Jay_Johnson she's against self-determination and a transmedicalist, which makes her very much against a good bunch of trans people
I suppose we can be grateful that Priti Patel isn't running.
If I heard correctly she tried to run and didn't receive enough nominations from MPs to make the cut with these eight. Her and Sajid Javid.
Or Jacob Rees-Mogg
I am surprised Raab is not on the list.
@@donmah06 to the surprise of no one Rees-Mogg endorsed Liz Truss 😆
@@hammer3721 Raab made it fairly clear he didn't want the job. I can't say I blame him.
Judge: You broke the law!
Braverman: Yes, but only in a limited and very specific case.
Judge: You killed a man!
Braverman: Yes, but only one and he really had it coming...
To be fair it was international law, not their law. it sounds bad, but when I realized the ECHR abolished the death penalty, I stopped caring about international law. If there is a single international law not worth following, the source of all of them all looks questionable and "breaks international law" is no longer damming. I agree with some, but only on a case-by-case basis. So "he really had it coming" it an excuse for breaking international law, depending on said law.
@@alex_zetsu International law has always been like the pirate code, anyway: more like guidelines. There is no international police force. This issue gets confused like people thinking of the UN as a distinct entity instead of being essentially a designated meeting place. Even if their helmets read "UN peacekeeper" they are really peacekeepers of agreeing other nations.
@@alex_zetsu ah, really determined to have the government kill people. Its been proven to be ineffective at deterring crime and doesn't do much besides serve our most base instincts. That being as it may: yes, international law has no explicit enforcement mechanism. Yet, if you don't abide by it, don't expect others to do it either. Makes the world a shit place where nobody can trust anyone.
Also: If the UK leaves ECHR, then the good Friday agreement is gone, meaning the Irish aren't bound by it either.
If that still doesn't convince you: Be very sceptical of anyone in power removing any sort of protection of human rights. They want to kick down at someone for cheap points. Today it is the refugees. Tomorrow, it will be another group. At some point, it will likely be you.
If you can't solve a problem without stripping humans rights off someone, you are either really bad at your job, or using it as a cover for your agenda.
@@alex_zetsu Well i mean you agree with killing people
@@darkithnamgedrf9495 Yes
Man... They all range from bad to down right awful. My condolences to the Brits.
It's the Tory party. That's what you get.
Still, Kemi seems decent enough and even with how shite most of the candidates are at least they're not Labour.
They all sound pretty good to me, the fact that I'm not living in the UK and would love to see the islands as broke as possible may have something to do with it though 🤔
@@nanucit Thanks. Where you from?
As a Yank, this makes me feel just a little bit better.
Tories man...
Only one who i have seen as most compitent out of all the tories is wallace but he pulled himself out.
Not a junior Dr's pay dispute. It was about not being forced to work 50 hour weeks. They did point out that they were paid less per hour than a shelf stacker.
Well arguably that is a pay dispute. I'm sure if they would've been offered £1 million each week to work a 50 hour week they would've worked the extra hours
It is a pay dispute. If you want to work less hours for the same amount of money, you're essentially asking for more money.
Junior doctors (all medical doctors) should definitely be earning more than the train drivers. Would certainly encourage more ppl to go into medicine.
@@Zaosakmight encourage more applications but unless they loosen up and allow more actual students on the courses I don't think it's going to help.
@@Zaosak Na not junior, that's only 2 years. Train drivers earn a good salary because they provide an in demand service and have good unions. Doctors can't get paid enough because they are public sector workers.
This list explains, why Boris Johnson was PM. Noone on that list seems to be capable to do that job!
Neither was Boris. What's your point?
I dont understand why rising couldn't do the job?
@@circadianizzy Exactly that is the point! I don't even know a solution. May a general election? Probably not. But it's funny how the tories are so entitled to lead the country, if this is the best they have!
@@rainerzufall42 We'd be better off splitting the country up county by county and then turning into the old Chinese warlords than the absolute joke we're in now
@@rainerzufall42 solution is fixing the electoral system to allow some halfway competent leadership to actually get elected
High-functioning politician is my new favourite term.
Big oxymoron
Who couldn't find her way out of the room she delivered her campaign launch speech in. 🤣🤣 Everything's relative...
Imagine unironically being a professional politician and using the "woke"
Wherever you say Leftie!
@@joaquinescotoaleman4320 glad we agree ;)
anything woke turn to shit.
@@rizkyadiyanto7922 like?
@@ImperiumofRat america and the whole western world in general.
I look forward to the return of commentators mixing Jeremy Hunt's surname and the first letter of Corbyn's surname as happened so often previously.
You'd think someone with the surname "Hunt" would be more careful to not piss off a major voting bloc with such a high degree of public sympathy as Junior Doctors. That nickname will stick with him for the rest of his political career.
He's become rhyming slang now.
Clear equivalency
Who's Corbyn?
@@jamesberry5578 He was the leader of The Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition from 2015 to 2020.
Suffers from a lack of Ministrial Experience.... Hmmm given the current batch of ministers I think that could easily be an advantage!!!
The issue with having Sunak going into a general election is that he has good name recognition and as he was the chancellor who provided financial support during Covid the general population may feel that he will continue to be economically supportive. However, ultimately we'd be looking at austerity policies for the poor and middleclass whilst ignoring the tax avoidance of large businesses and the rich which could balance the books.
I think having Sunak as pm going into a general election is a BAD idea for the Tories. The UK population is spiteful (I am a Brit btw) and does not like the very rich in power unlike the USA. But I personally wouldn't mind seeing the public turn their backs on the Tories
He literally said he is raising corporate taxes.
@@barmybarnabas8314 and put Labour in power instead? Seriously?
@@joaquinescotoaleman4320 trust me I'm no fan of the current labour but I would take them any day. The Tories have been in power for 12 years now and what have they accomplished? Grenfall, house prices, increased taxes, increased cost of living, increased poverty, ruining the NHS, not taking public jobs seriously and because of that there are now strikes, taking money away from people's pensions, ruining our foreign relationships especially with European countries, and ofc the absolute embarrassment that has been the last 3 years. 126 fines given to Tories. All the partygate scandals, have u heard labour do anything remotely similar? So tell me, without bias or opinion, tell me seriously how you think labour are worse?
@@barmybarnabas8314 and what is the offert of Labour? Increase taxes (even more than stupid Lefties in the Tories, I like to remind you that only middle class would pay those taxes, rich people would put their money in Cayman Island, Bahamas or Switzerland), green energy policies (more than BoJo), well Europe is f**ked because of that and many nations are returning to coal, but nuclear is baaaddd, only because some crazy rich 18 girl in Scandinavia say so. So basically Labour would destroy what is lef of coal mining and the energy grid of Britain, in favour of what importing gas and oil from the Middle East. More PC Woke garbage put to the throat of people. And of course 5 years more of Reminders in Labour trying to overthrown Brexit, even when they say the decision was already done, certainly the will try to overthrowned it anyway, and it will like 2017 to 2019, all over again!!!!!!
My prediction is that penny and Rishi will face off in the finale
A tough choice for all bisexuals 😞
I predict Rishi & Liz
Rishi is also a contender for most punchable face in politics right now. Truly a man of many talents.
That will depend on how much mordaunt can rebrand herself as a transphobe. The mail and the sun won’t let the next pm not be one. I also think as the further right candidates drop out more will back hunt, truss and braverman over the relative moderates of tugendhat, mordaunt and sunak.
@@kevinh4869 Hahahaha, Badenoch is a disaster. Purely running on culture war issues.
It's mad how many of these candidates are deep in american conservative identity politics
Like you leftist didn't import that crazy BS to the UK first!!!!
It’s almost as if they either would rather live in America or they want to make Britain an American vassal or something. And I don’t think that’s what those who voted for Brexit had in mind.
They all share the same network of financial backers.
100%, the second I hear unironic usage of the word 'woke' (whether in a positive manner or not) I immediately switch off. Why does this country insist on importing all this absolute bullshit from the US?
@@max3446 simping and tax dodging. Same reason the current Irish governments had been trying to court the UK conservatives since 2014
Guess I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Mordaunt and Sunak (not something I thought I'd be saying a week ago), less out of enthusiasm for them, and more out of fear for the other options.
Both are equally terrible.
Sunak is a shill tho
Not again...
Why do all PM options in uk and US is shit
@@ankitsaikumar6866*Why must all the Presidential candidates in the U.S, and candidates for Prime Minister for the U.K be shit?
"Big policy" means no more human rights. Nice.
Looking at the candidates all I can say is ...
Good luck Britain
My sentiments exactly, and I live in the UK. For me there is not one candidate or party that I would vote for.
@@kevinh4869 She's against climate change reform so she's literally advocating driving humanity off a cliff
After Boris the way can only be up.
@@soundscape26 ha thats one way to think about it
@@soundscape26 Sadly, I'm not even sure that is true :/
1:56 I actually believe this is the most accurate perception and I second that.
The ultimate winner should be "None of the above", followed by "don't know"
Those two should reach up the final stage and be voted on in the final stage =)
“Don't know“ is just Boris Johnson with a moustache.
I'd vote for the billionaire class of leader who has most of their wealth offshore and is married to a non UK citizen with vested interests in other countries outside of the UK. Or a really mediocre blonde bird who already struggles doing her as an MP to any level of greatness. Or the Army guy who has been in the army!
God what a joke of a country we live in.
Labour might not know what they're doing but I still would prefer it over these liars and rats
Is Labour still infested with anti-semites, or was it just their previous leader?
Got news for you. Both are liars and rats!
They might convert Britain into a muslim country
At this rate everyone wants not the tories.
As an American, my only question concerning the election is will Dev Patel play Rishi Sunak in The Crown?
Only if Sunak Wins that is. Only PMs appear on that show. No lowly cabinet ministers.
@@imperatorisservihominis4410 Not really they will likely end sooner than that.
"Who be the will prime minister"? That slipped through.
This is depressing. We're all doomed.
This is rather like choosing which demon is going to run hell after Lucifer resigns.
Penny seems to be the least problematic of all these names I think.
Honestly she might be a good choice in the general too to show labour that third way blairism doesn't work. I don't think she would be too terrible
Boris held on as long as he could but he just couldn't find that comb in #10.
I'd say Mordaunt will edge out Sunak in the final ballot. Of the more probable winners, Truss is likely Labour's favourite.
Leave it to the Tories to have every single candidate involved in scandal.
I’m torn between wanting a good candidate to win so we have an effective PM, and have a bad candidate who is more likely to lose to Labour
You should think of the country and vote Conservative. Labour will wreck the economy and rejoin the EU in all but name.
@@jamesberry5578 rejoin the EU? Sounds good to me
@@apollo6326 A loud fart probably sounds good to you.
Why would you want to join the EU, how did it benefit the UK?
Bet you don't get back.
@@jamesberry5578 i think scotland would like to rejoin
@@jesurenbnb Why do you think that?
None of the candidates will get the keys to No 10 Downing Street, because it doesn't have a keyhole (at least not in the front door) [/pedantry]
There's a saying in my country:
"the cleanest one among them has mange".
Ha! What country is that?
@@elizabethw5411 it's typical of the Rome area but I am not sure it's still used by teens.
Most helpful video on knowing the contenders, thank you
I'll never forget what May said to naughtiest thing. "I ran through a field as a girl". lololol
as a avid watcher of Nebula you guys need to raise the audio for the videos posted on there, or maybe have the gain on your SM7B at 100.
To me it doesn't matter who will be the next PM, we will still be stuck in the same Tory government
Perfect, just what I needed.
Who be the will prime minister. Thats what the thumbnail says, you can convince me otherwise
As long as it is Dr Who, I think we'll do well.
@@euansmith3699 That will depend upon their speech writer though. That last Dr was really let down.
Why didn't they mention the funny videos on Liz Truss?
Very useful crib-sheet. Thanks.
My god, these choices are so awful that I find myself at the point where I would welcome Theresa May back with open arms. My condolences dear Brits
It's like trying to pick the least offensive turd, All of them Utterly Incompetent.
You new to politics or something...?
@@Bushflare lmso we can all see your comment history
@@alizaidi2893
I can understand if you’re taken aback by how one person can contain so much wisdom.
@@Bushflare i also understand how predatory it is for a fully grown "adult" to use iconography from children's medium as a social identifier....
@@alizaidi2893
… oh wow you’re just a big old bag of personality flaws, huh?
Good luck overcoming whatever it is made you this way.
This is really sad if these are the best the Tories can muster. However anyone besides Truss - she's Johnson in drag.
"Who be the will new Prime minister" 😂 great video though
Not sure, but "Ready for Rishi" sounds like a Saturday morning cartoon.
I was thinking cheap detergent.
Classic tory 3 word slogan.
Dang Brits!!! When it comes to candidates, you guys are as a bad position as the USA! NONE of this candidates inspire any trust!
What do you think of germanys canidates?
All these proposed tax cuts...when will they have to explain how to pay for them?
That's not how Badenoch is pronounced
It's funny to see all the bad press around these candidates and think bo Jhonson controversies eclipsed them wildly it's like night and day.
Only one candidate ruling out tax cuts leaves me feeling like Sunak might be the best of a bad bunch, very far from perfect but not so economically illiterate that now seems like a good time for 'trickle down' policies to finally work and not relying on 'culture war' nonsense.
@Notquiteconvinced More sympathetic press coverage? Not a great advert for a supposedly democratic system.
@@mrmr446 show me 1 book, 1 freaking book or paper, by a graduated economist that has ever proposed “trickle down economics” as a real theory. “Trickle Down Economics” is not thing, it’s a strawman, and I would recommend anyone who talks about “economic illiteracy” to know at least that much.
@@wanderingthewastes6159 I didn't claim it was a real economic theory that's why I used quotes, however I have heard tory politicians and their backers talk about it to justify their policies for decades.
Where do you keep finding these people? Standards have dropped for the PM's job.
Same in the U.S. No one worthy wants the job it's such a crap shoot. Should axe the position worldwide.
@@seanp8840 What could be an alternative? A smaller group who votes on issues (big enough to be representative of the people, but small enough to get decisions done within a matter of minutes, if need be)?
@@sfp2290 That works for Switzerland.
@@sfp2290 Governors council, legally bound not to betray mandates by a majority of the people determined by a Realtime voting/ polling solution everyone uses from their phone. Unless said mandate breaks with constitutional protections.
@@seanp8840 That sounds like a great idea, to be honest. But are there any assistance to the voters, regarding information on the topic?
Hahaha, for some reason, TH-cam suggested this video today, Oct 20 2022. I started watching and it took a while to realize it's three months old!
I suddenly realize why BJ was not kicked out earlier - those are some bad choices. Maybe you can get May back lol 🇺🇸
At this rate May is indeed more compitent.
May for PM
May sucks, no thanks!
@@davidty2006 At this rate not only is May more competent, but Cameron is more ethical as well. Genuinely difficult to believe that a major party struggles so badly to assemble some decent candidates.
@@rjfaber1991 Because they're majorly shit.
Where is Lord Bucket Head when we need them?!
Zahawi pledged to publish his FUTURE tax returns, if he became PM. Important distinction; he wants to keep his past secrets hidden
What a wretched choice.
There's not one of them fit for the job. Where are the political heavyweights of yesteryear?
@Snorbo We could blow them up. That's a choice! Guy Fawkes might just have had the right idea.
Really great video! But please give your editing an extra check, a few bad cuts crept in here.
2:38
I think the big thing was the fact he laughed at the idea of being friends with poor people.
Like sunak firstly it's hard to believe you have friends
Secondly going haha poor people I would never talk to them is a bbbaaaddd look
I don't want any of those people to be Prime Minister, but ig Sunak is the least bad of the options. Just a shame we have to have a Tory PM.
Here's hoping for a general election
Who Wants To Be Prime Minister?
Anyone can do it, the bar has already been set _incredibly_ low!
Knowing that experience is not synonym of competence and that promises are never to be kept... Good luck guys!
Polls indicate Sunak and Ms. Mordaunt shall be likely to move on to final round of voting.
Whichever runs the conservative party into the ground.Might be a hard two years for the country but it might be the best in the long run.
That's a dangerous game though
A careful weighing up between being unlikable enough to not win the next general election but also not fucking everyone over too much over the next 2 years.
Thumbnail: Who be the will prime minister
Aside from that, thanks for always bringing us good news coverage
Me reading the thumbnail: who be the will prime minister?
Oven ready chaos
I’m actually genuinely very relieved that the first two candidates were a bit progressive
Showing my age here , but the thing I remember most about Tom Tugedhat is his father Christopher who I think was once an EC Comissioner for the UK?
Obsessed with the way you say "secretary"
As a Yank, it's really odd hearing a conservative claiming that they support LGBTQ issues. A big portion of our conservative electorates think we're all groomers!
You can thank the teachers (among other people) on Tik Tok for that reputation. Some of the things they say, makes it really difficult to defend against such allegations.
The music video from some LGBTQ+ people singing "we are coming for your kids", is not exactly something a conservative wants to hear.
And it can be really difficult (for either side to be fair) to determine which elements of the opposition are extremists who are not representative and whom aren't.
Because leftists democrats are groomers! It has been scientifically proven!
In the US it’s all about polarisation and division more than beliefs and policies.
There's an easy solution to all of this: String them all up and vote Larry in.
Fr lmao at this point a cat can govern better than corrupt humans...
The next leader should be chosen by combat. The candidates should all be willing to enter an arena and battle to the death. The survivor gets to be prime minister. Either that or they should raise armies and fight War of the Roses style to determine who is in charge.
what is the weird thing how do you rate minister jobs. when you say they got promoted from one post to another, how do you rank minister posts.
And you are correct I dont know many of them unless they have been seen on tv. most of the other have not had there names given to us
Tom is the best option
Given the opposition, he seems quite a good option.
shall we rather say the least bad .... the others come over as truly horrendous they make Genghis Khan look like the au pair girl.
@@GEMINICT can you really trust a politician who seems a good choice, let s be realistic.
@@varcoliciulalex trust? A politician these days? Are you joking? Any politician involved in Psrtygate should be banned from any political power.
Labour voters here, who do you think would be the best conservative to become PM and lead the country in your opinion?
I like the no name females because it seems that they're more conservative in their views but unfortunately with last name recognition they won't win
Kemi...isn't she the character from "I 🧡 Abishola"?
Why do you guys have clips off? I wanted to send a clip of apportion of the video to someone
they are all unfit to run time to demand an election personally i am done with this charade
So from what I'm getting from this video is that the best outcome would be Tom or Penny, with Rishi being the next best (of a bad situation).
It depends on you priorities. IMO tughendat would be best for international relations as he was a remainer then pro withdrawal agreement and has French citizenship he is less likely to keep breaking international agreements. Mordaunt seems to be best on some social issues as she doesn’t actively hate trans people as the sun and daily mail like to point out. Rishi is the best choice economically (throwing up in my mouth saying that) as he is the only person not promising tax cuts from the magical money tree.
@@Jay_Johnson interesting, I didn't know he had french citizenship!
@@flappetyflippers his wife is a French judge so I think breaking international rules might cause some domestic problems.
@@Jay_Johnson 😂
Wealth is not a good barometer of a persons leadership, while Lincoln had humble origins, the Kennedys, Roosevelts, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were all immensely wealthy. What's more George Bush Jr was also very wealthy while some self made men like Nixon, were terrible.
@9.03 You spelt WARRIOR wrong by omitting the I
TLDR I love your content but please please please sort out your quality control. Every single video there’s some glaring minor issue(s) that could so easily be corrected. Often it’s repeated words/phrases, typos or similar.
Its really distracting from your amazing content and insights. If you’d like an extra pair of eyes to proof your videos just ask and I’m sure you’ll get a lot of offers of help
Good luck with the coverage of the leadership!
"Secretary" pronunciation made me wince every time.
Jeremy Hunt - People are struggling to meet the cost of living, and he wants to cut Corporation tax. Seems like a Tory thing to do.
Hmm, yes. The Tory here is made out of Tory.
Which is very unfortunate for of us that have to put up with that
When are you going to do a video on the RMT union?
Do an interview with Mick Lynch and Eddie Dempsey
A former chancellor becoming a party leader and prime minister...sounds familiar, doesn't it?
History has a way of repeating itself, after all. So Sunak becoming PM may well result in his party's defeat in the GE.
Well I think they should only vote for a candidate who's name rhymes with a really rude word! It is how Boris got in - his name is another word for penis - so he won by a 'length'!
Using the term "Libertarian" in the context of the US definition of the word is worrying. In Europe the term Libertarianism is almost uniformly described with Libertarian Socialism or Anarchism such as described as an example by George Orwell.
Yes. Europe loves Big Gov.
@@vipeton.8927 Lmao US Gov't is bigger than Europe. So big that they can jackboot the middle east to its will.
The American meaning of the word has become more popular in Europe. Also why is it worrying?
Truss has the American definition
Great video but that's not how you pronounce secretary 🤣!
I'm justnot doing that job where I can't be myself. Haven't left the company!
These wacko's are paid a handsome wage with generous expenses, in theory to run the Country. But all we get is them, them, them. Their brexit, their Nanny's marmalade, their scandals, controversy, cover-ups and now patch-ups. We need government that governs rather than wastes time on their own failings that continue unabated. Why can't they just do their job as Professionals, in the same way they would have to, if in the real business world.
The descending order of priority very much appears to be: themselves, party, country.
At this point I just miss Theresa May
Have some standards
What a Rogues Gallery
Awesome. Excellent coverage. Spot on. Support stv voting system for UK General election politically England Britain.